Angor followed the clues and continued reading.
According to "Wanderer of Balance" Ivan, the inhuman who took away the Mystery item was filled with negative emotions such as greed and madness, as well as something dark and damp.
Angor nodded. Considering these two conditions, it was indeed impossible for Toby to be Toby.
"Dark and damp? Negative emotions? Is it really some kind of sea monster?" Angor wondered.
"We don't know for sure yet, but it's possible." Sunders rubbed his chin. "At least you can get out of this mess now. When Maya returns to Brute Cavern, she'll use Torras as a middleman to find out who took Lucas' skull. "
Sunders wasn't giving up yet. Angor was also curious about what kind of inhuman took away the Mystery item.
"What's this Stargazing Day?" Angor asked curiously. "Professor, what's this?"
The title of the book was "Stargazing Day", which caught his attention.
"It's a ritual held by Starliege Church. The purpose of this ritual is to unlock a Mystery item called the Mystery of the Stars. All Prophets will observe the Mystery of the Stars to find out the direction of the future," Sunders explained. "Every wizard in the southern wizarding region pays close attention to the Stargazing Day. That's why Prophets are sent to the Brilliance Plane for further study."
Sounds like a party of scammers to me? Angor pondered in his mind.
"Are there any other prophecies about the Stargazing Day?" Angor asked.
"Why don't you keep reading?"
Angor's eyes brightened up as he knew he could read the Frosty Moon Journal. He leaned against the desk and began reading. However, he didn't go all the way down like Sunders did. Instead, he turned to the first page.
They were talking about the second prophecy, and he wanted to know what the first one was about.
There was a picture attached to the first prophecy, which Angor recognized immediately. It was the Parmigi Highlands.
"Parmigi Highlands, so the first prophecy should be about the merging of the two realms?" With this in mind, he began to read the book carefully.
It didn't take long for him to finish reading the first prophecy. When he finished reading it, he realized that the prophecy didn't have much substance to it. It only said that there was a great opportunity for the fusion of the two worlds, and that the Prophet couldn't see the entrance on the Parmigi Highlands. He guessed that the entrance might not be there after the fusion.
"This prophecy is a huge blow to Brute Cavern. If the entrance is at Parmigi Highlands, we'll have priority. But if it's too far away from Parmigi Highlands, Brute Cavern won't have an easy time. "
Since he left the wizarding world, he didn't pay much attention to the merging of the two worlds, so he quickly flipped to the back of the book.
The third prophecy was read by Observer Asatos, who was known as "Chen Mai's Departed."
Asathos gave two prophecies, one good and one bad.
"The shadow above our heads is slowly spreading. Eventually, it will completely turn into dark clouds and cover the sky."
Moonfrost Moon analyzed the prophecy for a long time and concluded that Asatos was referring to the shadow of a demon god. Moonfrost Moon, on the other hand, was more relaxed. According to Asatos, they must have succeeded in killing the demon god's descendant. Otherwise, they wouldn't have angered the demon god.
Reading the words, Angor began to doubt his own values. What would happen to the shadow of a demon god? The entire southern region would be destroyed! The illusion Sunders showed him was still vivid in his mind. The Fey Continent was almost turned into a bloody land, and other places were in danger of sinking.
Was it worth it to let the southern region go through such a disaster just to become a legendary wizard?
Angor frowned and mumbled to himself.
"From the perspective of the southern region, it's not worth it. But from Moonfrost Moon's point of view, everything is worth it as long as they can prosper. The world's consciousness will eventually come out to correct the prophecy. Whether it's worth it or not depends on the individual's benefit. "
Wizards always pursued profit. Their value always belonged to themselves.
Angor didn't ask any more questions. Instead, he read the other prophecy from Asatos.
"A great work that will change the fate of the wizarding world is being born." Angor slowly read the words out loud. What was this great work? Was it alchemy or something else? Asatos didn't mention it.
Sunders continued in a plain tone, "Asatos wasn't the only one who sensed it. Even Lupanye agreed with the prophecy. This great work must be extraordinary."
He paused for a moment before continuing, "I have a theory. This great work is most likely referring to the dream wasteland."
Angor's head snapped up and he looked at Sunders.
Sunders' expression didn't change. "As I said, the dream wasteland has a great influence. It will definitely attract the attention of Prophets. The structure of the wasteland is still in its infancy, so Prophets can only see its potential. But it's still a great work. "
If Sunders was right, the dream wasteland might really be the dream wasteland.
From a certain perspective, the dream wasteland was indeed a great work that could change the fate of the wizarding world.
Sunders saw Angor's blank expression and continued, "Don't worry. Even if they're referring to the dream wasteland, they won't find you anytime soon."
Angor might not find him, but the seed was already planted. All that was left was to wait for it to bear fruit.
"You look calm, professor. Like this isn't a big deal?"
"It's normal for Prophets to find out about something as important as the dream wasteland," Sunders said with a strange expression. "But I thought I could find it through my daily prophecies. Now, I can only find out a thing or two using the Mystery of the Stars. And the result is much smaller than I expected."
"Based on their progress, it will take them several years to discover the dream wasteland. It will take them even longer to fully understand the dream wasteland. That's why I gave you more time than I thought, "Sunders spoke in a plain tone.
Angor felt a little relieved.
"Why don't you take a look at the last one? It has something to do with you and me."
Angor turned to the last page with a puzzled look.
The final prophecy of the Stargazing Day was "The Immortal Stargazer" Lupanye, the true overlord of Stargazer Temple.
Lupanye's prophecy was the one that everyone paid attention to, and the one that Moonfrost Union spent the most time analyzing. Lupanye's prophecy only contained one sentence, but Moonfrost Union's analysis took up almost half of the book.
"Compared to the shadow of a demon, the Evernight Kingdom and Fairy World may bring a greater disaster …"
These were Lupanye's exact words.
Angor finally understood what Sunders meant. The prophecy really did have something to do with them. Besides, Angor was the one who opened the cage.
If he didn't release the Fox Player and the Frog Chanter, this would never have happened.
Angor thought things would get better in the end, but Lupanye's prophecy turned out to be even worse than the shadow of a demon.
Sunders saw Angor's guilty expression and continued, "You're involved in this, but it's not as close as you think.
"Let's not talk about the insect hive in Pocratee, the underground village in Fairy World. This means that the Nightmare Realm has already set up a trap in the wizarding world. Not long ago, nests of rainbow dragonflies were found in Tomagica Forest in Noon Farmer Duchy, Latuqui Mountain in Prisoner Island, and the Seventh Root Island in Stone Mulberry Dynasty.
"So, the shadow of the Nightmare Realm won't change because of you. It's already there."
Currently, the greatest threat to the wizarding world was not the foxes and frogs. It was the rainbow dragonflies. It was the countless parasites produced by the rainbow dragonflies that led to the current situation.
Sunders saw Angor's worried expression and continued, "The shadow of the Nightmare Realm won't do you much harm. You should be worried about the shadow of a demon."
…
Angor began to read the Moonfrost Bulletin carefully.
The Stargazing Day prophecy was the main topic in the bulletin, but the bulletin also recorded many other secrets, such as the situation at the front line of the Abyss Plane.
Angor wanted to know what was going on in the Abyss Plane.
It was worth mentioning that the Frost Moon Secret Journal even recorded the martial law in Demon City under the Critical Forest. This showed how fast the Frost Moon Alliance executed the law.
While Angor was reading with great interest, Sunders suddenly looked up and looked outside the window.
There was a burning fireplace in the room, which gave the room a nice warmth. But the scenery outside the window was cold and snowy. The wind was howling and stirring up a large amount of snow and dust.
Sunders looked outside the window with a puzzled look.
A moment later, a hunchbacked figure appeared in the wind and snow. He slowly entered Sunders' territory and headed straight for Sunders' mansion.
In front of the figure, there was a fat gerbil leading the way. Gerbil always liked the heat and was afraid of the cold, but this gerbil didn't seem to be afraid of the snow at all. It was even jumping in the snow. Other people would leave footprints on the snow, but this gerbil would leave pits.
The pit extended all the way to the door and stopped.
The door opened automatically. The newcomer wasn't surprised at all. He brought the gerbil inside.
The footsteps outside the study made Angor look up in confusion.
As the door opened, an uninvited guest with a body covered in snow and wind showed up.
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